
A Mona Lisa
Counting Crows
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[Chorus]
F#m E/A
And all I want to say (All I want to say)
F#m E/A E E/A E/B
Is everything's alright and I'm okay
[Verse 2]
E E/A E/B
Heard my Lisa today
E E/A E/B
"Say he wants to paint the same me every single day
E E/A E/B
What's wrong with him anyway?"
E E/A E/B
'Cause sometimes, I can't feel anything
[Chorus]
F#m E/A
And all I want to say (All I want to say)
F#m E/A E E/A E/B
Is everything's alright and I'm okay, I'm okay
[Verse 3]
D F#m
My body's mapped before me
D F#m E
On a flying carpet through the sky
D F#m
The same things that destroy me
Bsus
We'll hang there, waiting for me
F#m
Upon a wall outside of me, yeah
(Some variation of F#m and then...)
D
A and back to E E/A E/B
[Verse 4]
E E/A E/B
Heard my Lisa say
E E/A E/B
"God blesses the same things every single day."
E E/A E/B
How'd he miss me anyway?
E E/A E/B
Seven days, and I can't feel anything
E E/A E/B
My paint is smeared upon His wall
E E/A E/B
It's a portrait, we are four feet tall
E E/A E/B
Just Leonardo passing days
E E/A E/B
With a Mona Lisa, can't feel anything
[Chorus]
F#m E/A
And all I want to say (All I want to say)
F#m E/A E E/A E/B
Is everything's alright and I'm okay
F#m E/A
And all I want to say
F#m E/A
Is everything's alright and (All I want to say)
[Outro]
E E/A E/B
I'm okay (x7)
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